Actual Status of Eber Lake in Terms of Fish Fauna

Mangit, Fatih; Korkmaz, Mustafa; Sü, Uğur; Yerli, Sedat V.

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“…We gathered six reliable sites of the current presence of S. lendlii, distributed across the Porsuk stream, Eber lake, and Akşehir lake (Figure 1), which corresponded to previously described areas (Çiçek 2020;Freyhof et al 2011;Mangıt et al 2017). The complete model was trained with the twelve variables already selected.…”

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“…Although the existence of the species is known in the Sakarya Basin, the records about it are recent. It was recorded from only one point of Sakarya basin (Çiçek 2020), Lake Eber (Mangıt et al 2017), and Akşehir lake (Freyhof et al 2011). Eber and Akşehir lakes have reached the point of losing a significant part of their water (Sener et al 2010) , and Sakarya basin is under pollution pressure (Köse et al 2018).…”

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“…Seminemacheilus genus is represented by six species, Seminemcaheilus ahmeti, Seminemacheilus attalicus, Seminemacheilus dursunavsari, Seminemacheilus ekmekciae, Seminemacheilus ispartaensis, and Seminemacheilus lendlii in Turkey (Çiçek et al 2018b;Sungur et al 2018;Çiçek 2020;Fricke et al 2020;Yağurtçuoğlu at al.2020). The occurrence records of the S. lendlii were obtained from the literature (Çiçek 2020;Mangıt et al 2017;Sungur et al 2018) and GBIF (Global Biodiversity Information Facility) database (GBIF.org 2020) (Figure 1).…”

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Maksimum Entropi Modellemesi (MaxEnt) kullanarak endemik bir tatlı su balık türünün olan Seminemacheilus lendlii (Hankó, 1925)’in güncel ve gelecek potansiyel habitat uygunluğunun tahmini: koruma için çıkarımlar

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2021

Journal of Limnology and Freshwater Fisheries Research

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Climate change is one of the important phenomena of the century. Species distribution models have become very popular in recent years for conservation planning. When making management and conservation plans for a species, it is essential to know the current and future distributions. Expected temperature and precipitation changes will significantly affect the distribution areas of the species. These changes may result in habitat losses for some species and habitat expansion for others. This study, which current and future distribution area of Seminemacheilus lendlii, occurred in a very narrow area in Turkey, which is categorized as 'Vulnerable' by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) was explored. Bioclimatic variables (Bio 1-19) were applied to determine the habitat suitability of S. lendlii under a current and a future (CCSM4, RCP's 2.6, 4.5, and 8.5 2070) scenario using MaxEnt software. The most influential variables were respectively bio_15, bio_14, bio_8, bio_4, bio_3, and the environmental variable that decreases the gain the most when it is omitted was the precipitation seasonality (Coefficient of Variation) (bio_15). S. lendlii is a sensitive species, with a not endurance to environmental stress. As a result of the modeling, it has been observed that there will be a significant decrease in the suitable habitats until 2070.

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Maksimum Entropi Modellemesi (MaxEnt) kullanarak endemik bir tatlı su balık türünün olan Seminemacheilus lendlii (Hankó, 1925)’in güncel ve gelecek potansiyel habitat uygunluğunun tahmini: koruma için çıkarımlar

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2021

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“…Despite the ecological importance of freshwater fishes, information about the length-weight relationship parameters and condition factors are often limited. Although LWR of S. lendlii is determined, there is no knowledge about the other five species of Seminemacheilus (Erk'akan et al, 2013;Mangıt et al, 2017).…”

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Length-weight relationship and condition factor of endemic genus Seminemacheilus (Teloestei=Nemacheilidae) for Turkey

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Abstract. This study was aimed to determine the length-weight relationships and Fulton s condition factors of the genus Seminemacheilus that is endemic for Turkey. The specimens were collected from 2017 to 2019 using an electrofishing device (SAMUS 1000MP). The total length and the total weight of the examined specimens ranged from 3.5 to 9.1 cm and from 0.31 to 7.52 g, respectively. Based on the results, the growth coefficient values b ranged from 2.56 (S. ispartensis) to 3.48 (S. attalicus). Also, the condition factor of the studied fishesranged from 0.77 (S. dursunavsari) to 1.11 (S. attalicus). This study represents the first reports of length-weight relationship data for S. ahmeti, S. attalicus, S. dursunav ari, S. ekmekciae, and S. ispartensis from Turkish inland waters and four new maximum total lengths for the Seminemacheilus species. The results of this study provide useful information for further fisheries management, fish population dynamic studies and comparisons in future studies.

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Actual Status of Eber Lake in Terms of Fish Fauna

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Maksimum Entropi Modellemesi (MaxEnt) kullanarak endemik bir tatlı su balık türünün olan Seminemacheilus lendlii (Hankó, 1925)’in güncel ve gelecek potansiyel habitat uygunluğunun tahmini: koruma için çıkarımlar

Maksimum Entropi Modellemesi (MaxEnt) kullanarak endemik bir tatlı su balık türünün olan Seminemacheilus lendlii (Hankó, 1925)’in güncel ve gelecek potansiyel habitat uygunluğunun tahmini: koruma için çıkarımlar

Length-weight relationship and condition factor of endemic genus Seminemacheilus (Teloestei=Nemacheilidae) for Turkey

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